Product Description
IP55-rated enclosure for sealing cable joints on CCTV, network and electrical installs, sized 85 × 85 × 42 mm.
Key specs
- Ingress protection: IP55 — protected against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, suitable for indoor or outdoor mounting.
- Dimensions: 85 × 85 × 42 mm — small enough for tight spots under a camera bracket or behind a wall plate.
- Enclosure: durable plastic housing with a sealed lid to keep moisture and debris off connections.
- Cable entries: multiple entry points fitted with rubber grommets, letting several cables in while maintaining the seal.
- Mounting: wall-mount design; also usable on ceilings or other flat surfaces.
Where it fits on the job
On a CCTV install, this box is the right size for housing a camera pigtail-to-main-run splice, or a power/video joint partway along a cable route rather than leaving it taped up exposed. For network runs, it's suited to sealing an outdoor Ethernet coupler or a cable splice. It also works as a general-purpose electrical junction enclosure for small terminations on domestic or commercial jobs.
Why it matters for the install
Sealed splices reduce the risk of moisture ingress causing corrosion or intermittent faults down the line — relevant to fault-finding callbacks on exterior runs. Keep the lid properly seated and grommets snug around each cable to preserve the IP55 rating once fitted.
Specifications
- IP Rating
- IP55
- Dimensions
- 85 × 85 × 42 mm
- Colour
- Black
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the IP55 rating on the IPBOX-BLACK-85X85X42 protect against?
IP55 means protection against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, making it suitable for indoor or outdoor mounting.
What size is the IPBOX-BLACK-85X85X42?
It measures 85 × 85 × 42 mm, sized for compact installations where space is limited.
Can I run more than one cable into this junction box?
Yes — it has multiple cable entry points fitted with rubber grommets so several cables can enter while the seal is maintained.
Is this junction box only for CCTV work?
No — the source lists it as suitable for CCTV, network cabling and general electrical wiring junctions.
